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Pope Leo XIV Steps Into a Century-Old Wound in Türkiye With Rare Visit to Istanbul's Armenian Church

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Pope Leo XIV didn’t just visit a church, he stepped straight into one of the most sensitive chapters of Turkish history. At the Armenian Apostolic Cathedral in Istanbul, his gestures echoed the memory of the 1915 massacres, which Turkey still rejects as genocide. The moment was quiet, but the political message? Very loud. Here’s the one-minute breakdown of a visit shaking headlines.

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